Dario Brando

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Dario Brando is a minor, fictional character appearing in the manga JoJo's Bizarre Adventure by Hirohiko Araki. He's the father of Dio Brando.

Personality

DarioBrando was a greedy and alcoholic man. He made his wife work to death and was hated by his own son. His wish to get money was so big that he was capable of stealing the man who respected him to the point of forgiving his theft. His personality was shared with his son Dio, who hated himself for looking more like his father after getting drunk

Synopsis

History

Dario is a poor man in Victorian EnglandDario witness George Joestar I's carriage crash one day in 1868. Thinking everyone involved has died, Dario goes to loot the wreckage. In the process, he is seen by George, who is still alive. George mistakenly thinks Dario saved his life, and is very thankful to him. Dario then tries to make a profit from Mary Joestar's wedding ring, which he stole on George's carriage crash. He was eventually arrested and would be setenced to death for stealing from a noble, but George told the police inspector he actually gave the ring to Dario. George then asked Dario to become a good man and take care of his family. He then told the poor man that he understands his motives, has he too would do the same thing if he was born in poverty.

Phantom Blood

Twelve years later, when Dario is on his deathbed, he sends Dio to live with George, as payment for Georges debt to Dario. After his father dies, Dio spits on his grave. Dario was known to be an alcoholic, working his wife to death, but George always looked at him nicely. George even bailed him out of jail, when he was imprisoned for stealing George's wife's ring. George said it was a gift, and the police had to let him go.

Steel Ball Run

His Steel Ball Run counterpart is much younger in appearance, but maintains an even crueller personality, showing no qualms in throwing his own infant son Diego into a river to die. His fate afterwards is unknown, but it is implied that he was being sought by his son.

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Trivia

  • George mistaking Dario as his savior bears resemblance a similar scene in Victor Hugo's novel Les Misérables, in which Marius's father mistakes the corrupt innkeeper Thénardiers as his savior and sends Marius to seek aid from him on his deathbed. George also claims that he gave his ring to Dario Brando, who was imprisoned for stealing said ring, resembling the bishop Myriel claiming the same for Jean Valjean, who attempted to steal his silverware. Of note is that Giorno Giovanna's favorite musical is Les Misérables.

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